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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
3
A foreigner named Si Bucovich appeared before the police judge on a vagrancy charge. After the arresting officer testified and City Attorney Wittenberg urged dismissal, the court considered charity aid due to starvation after a month in the city with no meals in 14 days.
The city will enforce a rule requiring citizens to place garbage and ashes in separate cans. May or Cocking stated that the regulation, once established during cleanup efforts, has been ignored by multiple administrations. Notice has been given via the press, and further violations will trigger action to ensure compliance.
Russell Harrington was brought to Dollee court after a bar brawl during which he and associates accosted merchant Fuld on the street. The attack left Harrington with a bloody foot and he was treated by a doctor. Fuld identified Harrington as involved, while Harrington claimed he was merely celebrating.
In Butte a respected accounting figure has died. The obituary notes his professional stature and the impact of his passing on colleagues and family.
The Woman’s Missionary Social Union schedules a Friday meeting at 3:30 PM in Central Presbyterian Church. The program features devotional readings, music by violinist and pianist, a recital on “The Treloar Why Our Society,” and remarks by Mrs. George Potter Smise Mrs. H T Swerigon. Secretary Mrs John Zurfu and President Mrs J Amor lead the session with 1 dozen members invited.
John Doe pleaded guilty to vagrancy through an attorney in police court and received a $300 fine, the heaviest ever imposed on a bootlegger. Officer James Larkin led the complaint while Attorney McCaffery represented Doe. A second case against W. B. Beal for vagrancy and drug sale was dismissed for insufficent evidence.
Physical Director Clew announces the summer schedule for the YMCA physical department. The plan lists daily swim times and gymnasium sessions for juniors older boys high school students young men seniors and business men with specific slots from morning to evening including noon hours and Friday and Saturday variations. Women also have a separate timetable with classes from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. plus Saturday pool access for ladies.
Local court notes report Adolph Turck fined five dollars after a dispute over a Turck auto allegedly blocking a street car. Ex-jockey Ea Todd, amid drug case delays, received added suspended time. Bert Clary pleads not guilty to criminal assault in Winnett. Lewistown hosts delegates as Country club welcomes guests. Fergus county bachelors pay tax while Bozeman sees high water trouble and Butte hosts a labor official visit. state conditions described as quiet with minor improvements.
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